One in a set of twin pieces, the driftwood showed burn marks scattered through its surface, hinting that the piece could almost have been used as coal cinders. Seeing this tiredness in the wood, Cabseco cut open the wood to emphasize the cavity within. A light source was affixed to the bottom half to represent the setting of the sun between the evening sky and the quiet landscape. This serves as a gentle reminder to find rest and be thankful for withstanding and persisting through each day that has gone by.